The campaign season in Mexico concluded on a grim note as a prospective mayor was brutally gunned down at a political rally on Wednesday.

In a move that has sparked controversy, the local government of San Francisco has decided to remove the historic "Appeal to Heaven" flag from its city hall, where it has been displayed for decades.

In a recent display of military prowess, North Korea launched an estimated ten short-range ballistic missiles into its eastern sea, as reported by South Korea's military.

In a striking act of protest, Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania publicly disassociated himself from his alma mater, Harvard University, on Wednesday.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has proposed a solution to ensure the presence of Joe Biden on the Ohio ballot in the upcoming November elections.

In a recent escalation of tensions between North and South Korea, the former has reportedly launched over 260 balloons filled with waste and excrement into South Korean territory, according to Seoul's military on Wednesday, May 29.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has declared his intention to remain involved in forthcoming cases related to the January 6th rioters and former President Donald Trump, despite controversy surrounding his political leanings.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has expressed his opposition to the removal of Confederate statues, stating that he experienced a "visceral reaction against" the demolition of monuments that honor southern leaders from the Civil War era.

In a recent interview on MSNBC, host Mika Brzezinski questioned Biden campaign communications director Michael Tyler about the unusual choice to hold a campaign press conference outside the New York City courthouse where the trial of former President Donald Trump was drawing to a close.

In a world where technology and luxury often intersect, a new application, FlyMeOut, has emerged, raising concerns over its potential to inadvertently promote upscale sex trafficking.